Deena Shanker

Good news: College can actually pay off.

My addiction to my phone is real. I try to stop it. I fight the urge to reach into my purse and check it, but I always lose. Sometimes I find myself looking at my phone not even remembering how or when it got into my hand. I’ve tried leaving it at home, but have found that the anxiety of not knowing whether there’s something important waiting in my inbox—there isn’t—drives me insane.

There’s good news and bad news for Paleo dieters.

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Yes, Connie Britton has incredible hair. But she also has an incredible brain.

McDonald’s, by far the largest chain restaurant in the US, has made a major commitment to changing the way it sources its eggs.

If you’re buying free-range eggs because you like the idea of happy chickens clucking around outside, pecking at the dirt and flapping their wings in the sunshine, then you may be disappointed to learn that this is not, in fact, the situation for most “free-range” hens.

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The future is here and it is a floating farm.

Grabbing a cereal bar to eat on the way to work may seem like the healthy choice—low in calories! high in protein! not a donut!—but it turns out that you may be better off waiting to eat it until you get to your desk.

It has happened to all of us. You’re standing in the produce aisle, just trying to buy some zucchini, when you face the inevitable choice: Organic or regular?

Broccoli, the original superfood, is getting an upgrade.

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There are many ways to honor a loved one who has passed away, but Wisconsin farmer Don Jaquish may have created one of the most magnificent.

Maybe this is what true gender equality looks like.

Pity the Paleo dieters. Their low-carb lifestyles are probably misguided.

Few people with $39 million football contracts would use their time off to drive a combine or corral a 1,000-cow herd. But Green Bay Packer Jordy Nelson, apparently, is not most people.

The old cliché of the sad woman eating her feelings might be all wrong. It may not be her feelings causing her to eat. It might be that the eating is what’s causing her feelings.

For years, the US pork industry has stood by the safety and efficacy of a controversial growth drug banned in nearly 200 countries. But now, thanks to Chinese regulations, the National Pork Board is quietly encouraging American pork producers to stop using it.

Chugging your lager is so passé. Luckily, if you’re in London, you can breathe yours in, instead.

Don’t be surprised if you find yourself actually craving a giant kale salad after upping your exercise regimen.

There is no shortage of alleged hangover cures, but now science is actually backing one up.

Scallops should be super easy to cook at home, but as many who have tried can attest, they often turn rubbery on the inside for no apparent reason.

Hear that? It’s the sound of teen stoners everywhere telling their parents, “I told you so.”